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Don’t Miss Exponential Festival’s Return to Bushwick in 2020

Exponential Festival, a month-long performing arts festival, will be seen at Honey's and Chez Bushwick.

Don’t Miss Exponential Festival’s Return to Bushwick in 2020

Don’t Miss Exponential Festival’s Return to Bushwick in 2020

Exponential Festival, a month-long performing arts festival, will be seen at Honey's and Chez Bushwick.

Don’t Miss Exponential Festival’s Return to Bushwick in 2020
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Exponential Festival, a month-long and multi-venue performing arts festival based in Brooklyn, just announced its venue roster for their 2020 run. Among the nine venues, Bushwick’s Honey’s and Chez Bushwick will be hosting performances in January. 

On its fifth year, Exponential focuses on providing space and resources for New York performance artists. Performances vary from musicals to stand-up comedy, and take place at venues all over Brooklyn. 

“Our only requirements are excellence and that artists must be New York City-based,” Cameron Stuart, Exponential administrator and curator told Bushwick Daily.

Exponential Festival operates as a way for artists to connect and build a network in the performing arts community. “Brooklyn has a really strong self-producing vibe,” Stuart said, which is…

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